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Smith said he was inspired to speak out by a recent Hacker News discussion about unethical behavior, plus the president's usage of extreme "enemy of the people" rhetoric to attack journalists. 192

Since the Parkland shooting happened in the middle of the month, one could argue the relationship between it and the spike in donations is hard to prove.However, the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks political spending, tracked itemized contributions (donations of 0 or more by an individual) in the days before and after the shooting. According to their data, in the two weeks after the shooting, itemized contributions to the NRA doubled from the previous two weeks.They also found the number of people contributing in the seven days after the shooting increased almost 500% from the week before.The Center for Responsive Politics says it's unclear what caused the spike, whether it was NRA outreach or President Trump's comments after the shooting suggesting he might support tougher regulations on guns.The NRA's Political Victory Fund contributes money to political campaigns for gun rights-friendly candidates and is only one of the ways the organization receives and spends money.According to the Center for Responsive Politics, the NRA spent .2 million on seven key races during the 2016 cycle. The group backed six Republican Senate candidates and, of course, the winning presidential campaign of Donald Trump. 1268

Since it was torn down, the monument has been held in storage by the university. In December, administrators proposed constructing a million building to house the monument, since state law prohibited moving the monument to a museum. The university's board of governors ultimately 284

Spicer also told the press corps that Trump had made clear his executive order on immigration in January was not a travel ban, although Trump referred to the order as a travel ban less than a week later. 203

Some Mexico Beach residents are cutting their losses and will start a new life elsewhere.Joe Bush, who said he loved living there for 19 years, said he's decided to move. His house, furniture and vehicles were all heavily damaged by Michael"I couldn't get nothing for this land now," Bush said. "People gonna be scared to death to come down here to buy and invest money. So we're just going to leave it."But others, including Randy June, said Mexico Beach will always be his home -- even though his house is now a pile of rubble."We ain't going nowhere," he said. "We're going to rebuild somehow. I just don't know how yet. 623

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